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Southeast Energy News

Clean cement startups move forward despite Trump cuts

By Mason Adams . 8 August 2025
Northeast Energy News

Trump administration continues to lash out at wind

By Sarah Shemkus . 8 August 2025
Canary Media Daily

Solar for All gets the ax

By Dan McCarthy . 8 August 2025
Carbon-free buildings

Building electrification and fast, affordable construction can coexist

Opponents of gas bans and all-electric building requirements say they’ll make housing unaffordable. That doesn’t have to be true.

By Kathryn Krawczyk . 8 August 2025
Solar

Chart: Rooftop solar set to struggle under GOP tax credit repeal

President Donald Trump’s budget law will make rooftop solar more expensive starting next year. A lot less solar will be installed as a result.

By Dan McCarthy . 8 August 2025
Carbon-free buildings

San Francisco fast-tracks all-electric standard for major renovations

With the state set to pause code updates in October, the city is racing to close what some saw as a loophole in its existing all-electric building code.

By Alison F. Takemura . 8 August 2025
Clean industry

Tech giants look to low-carbon cement to curb their huge climate impact

Cement startups Sublime Systems and Brimstone both announced new partnerships with data-center developers and operators — even as federal funding dries up.

By Maria Gallucci . 8 August 2025
Solar

Trump administration says it's axing $7B program for low-income solar

EPA chief Lee Zeldin claims the “big beautiful bill” allows funds for the Solar for All program to be rescinded. Advocates say that’s false and promise to sue.

By Jeff St. John . 7 August 2025
Canary Media Daily

Solar for no one

By Kathryn Krawczyk . 7 August 2025
Utilities

California lawmakers have a radical idea for lowering electricity bills

Two bills would replace $15 billion in utility power-grid investments with cheaper public financing — a new approach to cutting sky-high electricity rates.

By Jeff St. John . 7 August 2025